Greed is no respecter of persons; Y grad., convicted felon shares her cautionary tale

Published: Saturday, March 5 2011 11:29 p.m. MST

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ATLANTA — It's been nearly seven years, but retired FBI special agent Oliver Halle can still remember sitting in a small Atlanta coffee shop listening to Diann Cattani spill her soul.

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NeilT

Clearfield, UT

Good article. Good people make mistakes. To many people live beyond their means and get caught up in immoral lifestyles. I have worked with criminals. Taking responsibility for your actions is a huge first step. To many people in America are More..

7:57 a.m. March 6, 2011
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Hanksboy

Cottonwood Heights, UT

Thanks, D News, for this wonderfully enlightening article. And thanks to Dian Cattani for having the courage to tell others her "cautionary tale." IMO, this is journalism at its best!

10:06 a.m. March 6, 2011
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Che

Payson, UT

Wow!

Thank you for such a wonderful article. It inspired me so much that I couldn't put down the paper. I wish this lady nothing but the best in her life as she tries to fix it.

She wasn't caught. She initiated what would More..

11:43 a.m. March 6, 2011
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